Community
Coverage of Community in the Nexus archive.
- VB Mayor Dyer launches safety task force
Mayor Bobby Dyer launched the Task Force for a Safer Virginia Beach to address public safety concerns following a busy 4th of July weekend. The task force includes 19 members from community, law enforcement, political, and other sectors.
- Three dads started selling hats from a garage with $750—now they’ve sold $35 million worth, partnered with Gary Vee, and grown a community of fathers
Three fathers, Bart Szaniewski, Grant Eastey, and Ejay O’Donnell, started a lifestyle brand called Dad Gang from a garage with $750, selling $35 million in hats and building a community for fathers. They partnered with Gary Vaynerchuk and expanded to retail with Lids.
- Old John’s Luncheonette celebrates 75th anniversary on Upper West Side
Old John’s Luncheonette on Upper West Side celebrates its 75th anniversary after overcoming challenges including relocation in 1998 and a 2020 pandemic closure. The restaurant was revived by current owner Louis Skibar, who expanded the space and updated the menu, preserving its community-focused legacy.
- Flood devastates new Nashville bookshop, community rallies to help owner recover
A flood caused by construction workers striking a sprinkler damaged Nashville's Slow Burn Bookshop, resulting in $18,000 in repairs and $8,000 in lost revenue during its busiest weekend. Community members have supported owner Tonya Pineda through online pre-sales, event RSVPs, and advocacy, while insurance covers most repairs.
- My daughter's cancer was so rare doctors couldn't tell us her odds of survival. Then I uncovered a horrifying pattern that has destroyed other families... and made me question our 'safe' community
A parent shares their experience with their daughter's rare cancer, which left doctors uncertain about survival odds, and reveals a disturbing pattern affecting other families, raising concerns about community safety.
- Turpu Kapu association to hold constituency meetings across Srikakulam in July
The Turpu Kapu association is organizing constituency meetings in Srikakulam in July. Leaders from five political parties met to advocate for increased representation for a community currently represented by a single Assembly seat.
- One year after Kerr County flood, families rebuild and a community steps up
The one-year anniversary of the deadly July 4, 2025 flood in Kerr County is approaching, with visible signs of recovery and personal efforts by families to rebuild, supported by the local community.
- Bridging Blocks | More Than Parks: Green Space, Climate, and Community
The article emphasizes the importance of green spaces in communities, highlighting their role in connecting people to nature and the environment. It underscores green spaces as essential for fostering climate resilience and community engagement.
- Kukis boarding flights from Imphal a positive sign: Manipur CM
Manipur's Chief Minister views Kuki-Zo community members boarding flights from Imphal as a positive sign. The Kuki-Zo and Meitei communities avoided traveling to each other’s areas after the ethnic conflict began in May 2023.
- Local family farms battling heat and drought to feed the community
Farmers in Colorado are grappling with early summer heat and drought, forcing them to adopt creative solutions to maintain food supply for the community. These challenges are prompting changes in farming practices to sustain production under harsh conditions.
- ‘I wish it hit me’: Sydney mother shares anguish after children in pram hit and killed by car
A Sydney mother, Sok Ram, is grieving after her five-year-old daughter Katherine and 14-month-old son Harry were killed when their pram was struck by an SUV in Cabramatta. The incident occurred shortly after school pick-up, leaving the local community in shock.
- I reluctantly joined a water aerobics class, and it changed my life. I met new friends there, and they helped me rethink aging.
The author joined a water aerobics class after her favorite pool closed, leading to unexpected friendships and a new perspective on aging. She found community and acceptance through the class, which contrasted with her previous solitary swimming routine.
- Greedy mom-of-10 already owns stunning $1.3m mansion... but when frail heiress neighbor lay dying she couldn't resist launching scheme that has outraged genteel community, lawsuit alleges
A mom-of-10 who owns a $1.3m mansion allegedly launched a scheme against her frail heiress neighbor before the neighbor's death, sparking outrage and a lawsuit in the community. The case is described as greedy and has divided local opinion.
- Community, faith leaders demand reopening of West Suburban Medical Center
Community and faith leaders are demanding the reopening of the shuttered West Suburban Medical Center. They plan to gather Tuesday to address the issue.
- Community shares memories of Pacifica Pier as it slips closer to sea after massive crack discovered
The Pacifica Pier is slipping closer to the sea due to a massive crack, prompting assessments by crews, contractors, and the U.S. Coast Guard. Community members are sharing memories of the pier as new damage is evaluated.
- Beyond Instagram: Introducing the next generation of social apps
Newer social apps are emerging as alternatives to Big Tech’s feeds, emphasizing interests, creativity, and community. These platforms aim to offer a different approach to social interaction compared to traditional feed-based models.
- Pacifica Pier closed after massive crack discovered; business at risk of demolition
The Pacifica Pier has been closed due to a massive crack in the concrete, posing a risk of demolition and affecting the local community and businesses.
- Supernatural isn’t dead after all
Meta initially discontinued content for the VR fitness game Supernatural, angering its community, but has now announced it will be spun off into an independent company called Supernatural Health, launching as a separate app on the Meta Horizon Store.
- Cardano Summit 2026 canceled after community votes against Foundation funding proposal
The Cardano Summit 2026 was canceled after the community voted against a funding proposal from the Foundation. The decision reflects a rejection of the proposed financial plan by stakeholders.
- NY leaders join over 50,000 marchers at Israel Day parade boycotted by Mamdani
New York City's annual Israel Day parade saw over 50,000 participants, including local leaders, in a demonstration of solidarity for a community described as feeling 'increasingly besieged.' The event was boycotted by Mamdani.
- How to help Longview community after deadly paper mill implosion
People in Longview and beyond are supporting those affected by the deadly paper mill implosion. The article outlines ways to help the community.
- New Jersey community gathers to pray for 12-year-old baseball player critically injured before game
A 12-year-old baseball player in New Jersey was critically injured before a game, prompting the community to gather and pray for his recovery.
- The Bethlehem Project Podcast: An immigration raid divides a community
The Bethlehem Project Podcast's first episode examines the impact of an immigration raid on a community, highlighting the resulting divisions and tension.
- Baby boomers forced to find roommates amid ‘ridiculous’ rent costs — and some find they enjoy company
Baby boomers are increasingly sharing living spaces due to high rent costs, with some discovering the social benefits of having roommates. A 72-year-old cinematographer emphasizes the importance of community for older adults.
- The Morning Poll: What's the most important issue for you in this week's local elections?
The Morning Poll is asking readers to identify the most important issue in this week's local elections. The poll aims to gather opinions from the community on key issues. Local elections are taking place this week.
- Flipping the SPX500 is becoming a real narrative
The article discusses a shift in market dynamics where assets influenced by community sentiment and narrative are outperforming traditionally 'safe' or fundamentally strong investments like the S&P 500. It highlights the growing role of collective belief and attention over traditional financial metrics.
- Open Source Does Not Imply Open Community
The article discusses how open source projects do not automatically foster open or inclusive communities, highlighting potential governance and cultural barriers. It emphasizes the distinction between technical openness and community dynamics.
- Would you ever go all in on a high conviction play?
The article explores the concept of investing in high-conviction plays driven by community support, narrative, and momentum, using SPX6900 as an example. It questions whether investors would commit heavily to such opportunities beyond traditional fundamental analysis.
- Why do meme-coins fail? What makes some actually succeed?
The article discusses the cyclical nature of meme-coins, questioning why some fail quickly while others persist. It highlights the role of community trust, scams, and rug pulls in determining longevity, with users debating factors like timing and genuine engagement.
- Thought "community first" was the fix. Two reddit comments made me realize we've been testing the wrong thing
The article discusses how cryptocurrency projects often prioritize token launches over building sustainable communities, leading to cycles where tokens become speculative bets rather than representations of real value. Two Reddit comments highlight that early communities die once tokens arrive, and current launchpads measure price signals instead of community resilience.
- Former Sen. Ben Sasse, dying of cancer, on his hopes for America's future
Former U.S. Senator Ben Sasse, who is battling terminal cancer, reflects on America's future and emphasizes the importance of faith, community, and family in his final public statements. He views his remaining time as an opportunity to address broader societal values.
- Ben Sasse: The 60 Minutes Interview
Former U.S. Senator Ben Sasse, battling terminal cancer, discusses his reflections on America's future, emphasizing the importance of faith, community, and family in a 60 Minutes interview.
- Is PUMPFUN a net negative?
Pumpfun has generated $1 billion in profits but its token is below its ICO market cap. The protocol is criticized for enabling scammers, fragmenting liquidity through meme spam, and promoting short-term speculation over long-term investment, leading to a negative impact on the crypto community.
- Cardano hate
A Reddit user asks for an explanation of the negative sentiment towards Cardano, questioning if it stems from Charles Hoskinson, the community, or the blockchain itself, while acknowledging Cardano's potential and solidity.
- Bitcoin Conference 2026 (Vegas)
The Bitcoin Conference 2026 is set to take place in Las Vegas. A local Reddit user, who has been involved with Bitcoin since 2013, is attending for the first time, eager to meet the community and listen to speakers.
- A self-driving car in Texas hit and killed a mother duck, sparking neighborhood outrage
An Avride autonomous vehicle in Austin, Texas, struck and killed a mother duck, prompting community backlash. Witnesses reported the vehicle failed to slow down, leading to outrage over the incident.
- Bill Ford on the secret to American innovation | 60 Minutes
Bill Ford, a descendant of Henry Ford and executive at a major automaker, emphasizes that American innovation stems from creating opportunities and fostering community, not just technological advancements.